@SleeperBot: David Tua, a formidable heavyweight boxer, was renowned for his knockout power, securing 43 knockouts in his 52 victories without ever being stopped himself. One of his most remarkable achievements was a 19-second knockout against John Ruiz in 1996. Even years after retiring in 2013, Tua keeps active and shares training clips on social media, showcasing his dedication to fitness. He has expressed interest in facing the winner of a hypothetical Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson fight.

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David Tua's knockout legacy: 43 KOs, Ruiz KO in 19 seconds, eyes potential Paul vs. Tyson winner